The Dybbuk of Dachau
The Dybbuk of Dachau follows the inner life of Yael Bat-Gidon, a young Jewish woman, and her son, Asher, as they navigate the nightmare world of the German death camp – struggling, day after day, to simply survive. But when a supernatural presence begins to terrorize the mother and son, they are forced to travel into the farthest depths of this Hell – in order to save the soul of Yael’s dead sister, Dvora – and free themselves from Dachau.
This production contains traumatic situations involving a child, emotional violence, and references to The Holocaust. Performances will use strobe effects.
Cast
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| YAEL | Elyse Fisher |
| ASHER | Allison Woitte |
| DVORA | Julia Comer |
| ZALMAN | Miles Gatrell |
Artistic Team
| Title | Name |
|---|---|
| Playwright | Charles Green |
| Director | Eric Forsythe |
| Scenic/Costume Designer | Chelsea Regan |
| Lighting Designer | William Borich |
| Sound Designer | Jacob Sikorski |
| Dramaturg | Molly Winstead |
| Production Stage Manager | Lindsay Warnick |
| Rehearsal Stage Manager | Gwyneth Forsythe |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Colten Langfitt |
Tickets
Tickets for Gallery Productions are available in the Theatre lobby one hour before showtime.
Tickets are $5 for non-students and free for University of Iowa students with a valid ID.
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